Jordan Passport & Visa Requirements

Jordan Visa Requirements 

British citizens need a visa for holidays to Jordan. You can buy a single-entry visa when you arrive at a Jordanian airport or at the Sheikh Hussein/North Border land crossing. The visa costs 40 Jordanian dinars (JOD) and is valid for three months.  

If you’re staying in Jordan for at least three nights, you can also apply for a Jordan Pass online before travelling. It costs between 70 and 80 JOD, includes the visa fee and offers discounted entry to major tourist sites. The Jordan Pass is valid for three months from your date of entry.  

Passport Validity for Jordan Travel 

Your passport must be valid for the entirety of your stay and have an ‘expiry date’ of at least six months from the date of your arrival in Jordan. 

Other Key Entry Information 

Some airlines may ask you to submit a health declaration when checking in for your flight to Jordan.

For the most up-to-date travel information, please visit the FCDO website.  

Jordan holiday ideas

A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started

  • One Country Jordan – Madaba – Petra – Wadi Rum Desert – Dead Sea

    A Long Weekend in Jordan - World Wonders, Ancient Kingdoms & Desert Horizons

    Experience the magic of Jordan over five days, exploring world wonders, ancient kingdoms and desert horizons

    5 days, from £2300 to £3200

  • One Country Jordan - Amman - Petra - Wadi Rum - Dead Sea

    The Historic Highlights of Jordan - Ancient Cities and Desert Plains

    Step back in time on this week-long tour of Jordan’s historic highlights, from Petra to Wadi Rum

    7 days, from £3150 to £4050

  • One Country Jordan – Madaba – Pella – Umm Qais – Amman – Feynan – Petra – Wadi Rum

    Jordan in Depth - Signature Sites and Secret Spots

    Journey deeper into Jordan on this 11-day road trip that ticks off the country’s iconic sites and lesser-trodden treasures

    11 days, from £3650 to £4500